Human Rights Watch Condemns Forced Disappearance of Niger Journalist Moussa Kaka
HRW denounces forced disappearance of Niger journalist Moussa Kaka, 66, amid concerns over press freedom and political repression.
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HRW denounces forced disappearance of Niger journalist Moussa Kaka, 66, amid concerns over press freedom and political repression.
Chad's education ministry has begun distributing 39,000 tablets to primary school teachers and staff as part of a project to improve learning outcomes and digitalize education.
Chad's National Forum for Traditional Authorities opens in Mongo to address conflicts.
Poutine appelle à une représentation permanente de l’Afrique au Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU
Koumra commune in Chad receives a truck and tractor to improve waste management and urban infrastructure maintenance.
Amnesty International expresses concerns over the Special Criminal Court's effectiveness in Central African Republic
Chad's FDPC party contests 15-year prison sentence for leader Abdoulaye Miskine
Chad's National Administration School (ENA) convenes experts and researchers for its fifth international colloquium on endogenous development in Africa.
Chad's National Administration School (ENA) has launched its 5th international colloquium, focusing on the theme of endogenous development in African states.
Chad's Pala commune distributes teaching materials to primary education inspections
Chad loses prominent writer and economist Isaac Tédambé, known for his critiques of governance and social injustices.
Chad's Education Minister Dr. Mahamat-Ahmad Alhabo takes tough stance on teacher absences and unscheduled training sessions during school hours.